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The Real Issue

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Gun control may not be the real solution to America's problem with gun violence.

The Sanctimony of the South

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The irony of the new Southern secessionism.

The Time for Marriage Equality Has Come

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The Supreme Court will rule twice in favor of marriage equality this summer.

Demographics, Data, Dysfunction

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Less bickering and more compromise would go a long ways towards restoring the party's tarnished reputation.

Voices of Reason

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The GOP, which has been dominated by Tea Party spokesmen in recent years, is in need of a new voice.

Beyond Demographics

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The GOP should refocus on economic issues rather than pandering to (or alienating) demographic groups.

Conservatism for Millennials

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The Republican Party is fine, so long as it slowly shifts towards being the conservative party of the future.

Christie's Approval Ratings: Heading North…to Alaska

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Before jumping into the 2016 presidential race, popular Governor Chris Christie should first look at what happened to Governor Sarah Palin.

Media Bias, Alive and Well

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An electorate that continues to be partially-informed each and every election year is nothing to shrug our shoulders about.

Not Rice, but Clinton

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Republicans going after Ambassador Rice are really looking to make Clinton vulnerable in 2016.
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